Architectural expanded metal, likes regular expanded metal, is a self-contained piece of metal which has been die cut and stretched into a diamond pattern with architectural flare that won't unravel, thus retaining its shape after years of constant use. The usage of expanded metal is everywhere, sometimes it can be used in architecture as ribbon mesh. Ribbon Mesh is an architectural expanded metal with solid bands of ribbon contoured shapes built into a metal sheet. Architectural expanded metal gives an aesthetically pleasing appearance, ensures security and adjusts to light, heat and visibility.

Diamond Expanded Mesh with Black Matt Finish

Specification of architectural expanded metal:

• Materials: aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel or an ductile material
• Hole shapes: diamond, square, round, hexagonal, etc.
• Surface treatment: galvanized, anodized painted or powder coated.
• Colors: white, red, blue, purple, orange, green, black, or other RAL colors.
• Thickness: ≤ 5 mm.
• Stem width: 0.5 mm– 50 mm.
• Package: pallet or wooden case with waterproof materials.

• Features of architectural expanded metal:

  • light weight but high strength and rigidity.
  • free passage of air, light, heat, sound.
  • Adaptable to finishing processes.
  • Aesthetically appealing. Suitable for decorative and functional purposes.

  Application:

  Architectural expanded metals have a wide range of uses whether outdoors or indoors. It is commonly used in:

  • Architectural and security fencing
  • Windows
  • Skylight guards
  • Interior design
  • Interior partitions & barriers
  • Speaker grilles
  • Drive & sidewalk gates
  • Light diffusers
  • Sign
  • Patio furniture
  • Greenhouse benches
  • Screening
  • Sunshades
  • Facades
  • Walkways
  • Mezzanines
  • Stairways
  • Ceiling panels
  • Shelving
  • Building cladding
  • Security doors